Has any senior project engineer, apart from cluster I&II, done test not to talk of interview?

uscofield:
Any senior project engineer interviewing?

Nobody seems to be saying anything about the Senior Project Engineers role, Civil/Mechanical/Electrical , what's going on.

I have asked severally for the status of the Senior Project Engineer (Civil) position and nobody has responded. Please can you help me out.

Unstoppable100:
List of roles that have received invitations for interview

1. Law
2. Legal
3. Senior Rotating Equipment Engineer
4. IT Security
5. HSE Advisor
6. Business Analyst (Data Analytics)
7. PD HSE maintenance
8. Payment Accountant
9. Cost Analyst
10. Senior Business & CP analyst
11. Senior Payment Accountant

oIo4naija:
Please has test invite been sent for Senior Project Engineer - Civil position?

Please can I get answer to this so as to know if to move on

Please has test invite been sent for Senior Project Engineer - Civil position?

Please let those that received invite let us know what position they applied for so we can deduce any pattern and know if to still expect more invite. I applied for Senior Project Engineer (Civil) but has not received invite.

Does NLNG consider federal character in their recruitments?

No interviews this time. Just the 3 segments earlier stated. [/quote]

Just did my interview today in Ibadan, Engineering field Msc. My observation is that the marking scheme has an objective part and a subjective part.

OBJECTIVE PART
1. O Level result. There are points for the different O Level grades. Only the best five subjects are picked. I did science in O Level but commerce was one of the subject I wrote and I got A3. To my greatest surprise they picked the commerce and left the Physics cos I had C4. So I think they pick your best 5 grades irrespective of whether it is relevant to your field or not.

2. First degree institution: I strongly suspect they have points for different class of institutions. When I gave them my degree certificate, the first question the leader of my panel asked was which school and when he was told the school he entered something into his computer like he was doing when assessing my O Level, before asking which grade.

3. First degree grade.

4. Professional body membership: I also strongly suspect the number of professional bodies you belong to also matters. I have NSE and COREN and when I handed it to them they thought it was just one but when they realised it was two certificates I gave them the guy exclaimed "oh it's two" laying emphasis on the "two", and the leader appeared to have changed the initial score he gave me. I don't know about professional certification cos I was not asked for it.

SUBJECTIVE PART
1. Dressing: they assess your dressing. Not too good comments where made about my dressing and strongly suspect they scored me low (please nobody should ask me what the comments were). My advise is dress formal as much as possible. Knot tie and wear suit if possible you can never be wrong if you do that

2. SOP: You are assessed based on how they feel you have expressed yourself when you are asked questions about your SOP. I was knocked off balance when I was asked that based on my work experience, what topic do I plan to research on for my Msc and what problem is it going to solve, in my mind I was like "on top masters wey I neva start !". I just formulated something sha and I can't tell how convinced they were. Let's note that assessment style of SOP will differ according to the panelist that is why it is on the subjective part.

Just to let you all know, I applied for 3 positions: Design, Construction and Subsea Engineer. Design Engineer changed from Received to Under Reveiw on Dec 12th, Subsea Engineer changed from Received to No Longer Under Consideration on Dec 24th and Construction Engineer changed from Received to Under Reveiw on Jan 2nd.

konkacid:
'Multiple applications' is when you apply for a single role with the same identity using multiple accounts. I applied for four
different roles, got rejected for three and under review for one.

It could also be that since Delta has the highest number of workforce, a lot of them might be retiring very soon and will need to be replaced to main the quota of Delta state. So a considerable number of slots could still be alloted to Delta. (I am trying to be positive as a Deltan)

Xtruzz:


Historically, Deltans have occupied sensitive positions in the DEPARTMENT ( DPR ). Hence, they have the highest numbers of workforce presently ( Ask around pls ). I couldn't stress further on how many slotes allocated to avoid story that touches..